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Preparing for UPSC right after 12th is a great idea if you’re clear about your goal. The UPSC exam is tough and needs consistent effort, so starting early can give you an advantage. First, focus on building a strong foundation by reading NCERT books from 6th to 12th — they cover important basics in history, geography, polity, and science.

Along with that, keep reading newspapers daily to stay updated on current affairs. It’s also good to start developing your writing skills because the exam has a big focus on essay and answer writing.

You don’t have to rush into coaching immediately; self-study with good guidance can work well. Later, when you feel ready, you can join a coaching institute or online classes for better preparation and exam strategies.

Most importantly, be patient and consistent. UPSC takes time and dedication, so make a study schedule, set small goals, and keep revising regularly.

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If you want to do business after your class 12 or after your graduation , so you can either go with Commerce stream or arts stream .

Mainly choosing commerce as a career will help you with accounts, calculation and help you with business ideas. Sideways you can read Entrepreneurship or any books related to business ideas.

Hello there,

After ACPC (Admission Committee for Professional Courses) registration, here’s what you need to do step by step to get admission into your preferred college:

1. Document Verification

• Upload or verify all required documents (like 10th & 12th marksheets, caste certificate if applicable, etc.) as per ACPC instructions.
  
  2. Merit List Check

• ACPC will release a provisional merit list . Check your rank and details carefully.
  
  3. Choice Filling

• Log in to the ACPC portal and select your preferred colleges and branches in the order of priority. Choose your target college first.
  
  4. Mock Round (if any)

• Participate in the mock round to understand seat chances and improve your final choice filling.
  
  5. Final Choice Locking

• Lock your final choices before the deadline.
  
  6. Seat Allotment Result

• ACPC will announce seat allotment. If you get your desired college, download the allotment letter .
  
  7. Fee Payment & Reporting

• Pay the required admission fee online through ACPC.

• Then report to the allotted college (physically or online) with original documents and allotment letter.
  
  8. Confirm Admission

• Submit documents at the college, complete formalities, and confirm your admission.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

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Getting 69 marks in AP ICET 2025 is considered an average to below average score but it is a qualifying marks for general category students. Whether it is good or bad it basically depends on which category you belongs to and which colleges you are expecting for admissions

Generally the AP ICET qualifying criteria is :-

• For general category students need at least the minimum 50 qualifying marks out of 200 (25%). Scoring 69 means you have been qualified for the counselling process.
• A score of 65-69 typically falls into a rank range of 24,001 to 32,500

With this rank range you can expect admission into mid tier to less known private colleges. Getting a seat in the top tier institutions may be unlikely as they require much higher ranks like typically in the top 1000 or lower

Refer to this link for more detailed information :- https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/ap-icet-marks-vs-rank

Hope this Helps!

Hello,

If you do BDS first in MP and don’t use the Medhavi Yojana, and then after 1 year crack NEET again and take admission in a private MBBS college using Medhavi Yojana, then yes , you can get the benefit of the scheme if you still fulfil all the conditions at that time.

But make sure:

• You have not used Medhavi Yojana before.

• You meet all the eligibility rules (like income limit, marks, etc.) again when applying.

So, if all conditions are met, you can get the benefit.

Hope it helps !